Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20

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blocks; bonds have been voted for new
court house, and the supervisors have Of
| ficially made the levy so that work can
| begin early on the building. All these,
| with the four new buildings at the state
| industrial school, will make building In
| terests rather lively.
Bills are out for the state firemen's
| tournament which begins here on the
| 18th day Of July, continuing for five days.
| The citizens have raised $4,000 to be dis.
| tributed IN prizes to the best com panies
| The company here-one OF the best IN
the state--claim they have no fear of any
| of the fire laddies save those from York
| The prizes being the largest ever yet
| given. the attendance will probably ex.
| ceed that of any previous tournament.
| The hook and ladder company here has
| just received very fine new running
| wagon, with which 1t expects to beat
the best record. The time and expense
other cities put on base ball, Kearney
| spends on its fire department
Arrangements are being made to estab-
| lish an electric light plant, and have 1t
running in time for the tourna ment.
| The lessee of Lake kcarney has gone
to Chicago for yacht which he will
place on the lake in n few days, in addi-
ton to fifteen row boats, thus being ena-
bled to handle party of 100 or moro at
one time.
| hiluuktlCltS HUNC pOCl SoihplOtOu
for the annual soldiers reunion of Buff
falo county to be held Mt Rnyenna. a
thriving town in the north part of the
county on july 4.
!. Aspirants for the various county OF
,1r ,,,b ,bn ,,sl,, s,ranror ,hnSa ,;mes
hnninp il NAV avail ,hem much in time
of need. There are several candidates
for district Judge of the Tenth district,
among whom might DC mentioned the
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sponaence OF the DEE. line nhe wcather
far ahead of INV corrosnond;no season
for several years and ;f the weather con.
times favorable we will have the largest
cron ever raised in tins vicinity small
grain looks we'll
Rri,d;ng 10 st;,, oo;ng m IN our town
and additions are being made on the
north and east. A well has been put
down by the business men of the south
side and pump put In for the use Of
farmers.
Great preparations are beng made for
celebrating the Fourth at this place, and
all seem to enter into it with the energy
that will make it success.
| Z. p. johnson, proprietor OF ranch a
few miles west of town, lately received
several car loads of young cattle, and
now has one of the largest ranches in
this section. 1t required over $4,000
bushels of corn to feed them through the
past winter, and ne ..i has purchased good
ing next winter.
J. r. Clark, of Lincoln, is building a
fine large house on one of his farms east
of town: l.. B. Denman, late OF Ohio, is
also building very nice farm house
few miles west of town; while the plans
are drawn for two residences in town to
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000 each.
"Still they come and are made welcome" "
"A fiatte county boomer.
LINDSAY, Neb., June 7.-lCorrespon-
uI.o' y, viz Dn. 40 ,U, o"is'
WINCH Is soou tiauins poin.' Anere are
.nree seneiai inerchnnulSo ~ s'ores, ulay
noore' oohhelly nros' anu Morrlsoh
McAiis'ei represent 'he "oove BUSINESS 81
% Due ,aru"mle @ s.Ure' represenoeo s.n ny ?, n: l.
R~nwn. two boteis War,soI;s mro-
prietor Marselis House dots to eat;
Adams; proprietor OF the Adams hotel;
one bank, r.. Underwood, banker; two
lumber, grain and stock dealers, ,Nye,
wilson, Morehouse company and smith
" ruler, proprietors; TWO blacksmith
shops; one Implement houses. two
saloons, M. a. Jaensch " 20 ana Adams
Co., proprietors; and all doing good
business. we are having great plenty
OF ram. crops look very hatterlng at
| harness